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Sioux City, Iowa, does not at first glance appear to have a big stake in the intensifying US debate over illegal immigration.Located nearly 1,000 miles north of the Mexican border on a stretch of the Missouri River where Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota ...

MILWAUKEE Oscar Ayala-Cornejo followed the path that leads many red-blooded Americans to law enforcement. His family lived next to a crack house in Milwaukee, where he says he often heard gunshots and came home to find thieves had stolen the things that ...

By Tony Dolz www.dolz.com I applaud presidential candidate Tom Tancredo of Colorado. His actions and his loyalty to our country do not need translation. On December 9 th all Republican presidential candidates, save Tom Tancredo, will clumsily pander both ...

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As the loonie continues to maintain its delicate perch above parity with the American greenback, many Canadians are looking to head to the U.S. today for the Super Bowl of bargain shopping south of the border - Black Friday. The day after the U.S. ...

WASHINGTON - A wave of citizenship applications has overwhelmed US officials, leading to waits of more than a year, potentially keeping immigrants out of the voting booth for the 2008 presidential election. The US agency that examines applications said ...

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(Daily Trust/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- An Ebute-Metta Magistrate's Court has discharged and acquitted an American citizen, Grayson Ernest Eugene, who was arraigned on a one-count charge of constituting public nuisance in the premises of the ...

Oscar Ayala-Cornejo followed the path that leads many red-blooded Americans to law enforcement. His family lived next to a crack house in Milwaukee, where he says he often heard gunshots and came home to find thieves had stolen the things that his father ...

WASHINGTON (AFP) - A wave of citizenship applications has overwhelmed US officials, leading to waits of more than a year, potentially keeping immigrants out of the voting booth for the 2008 presidential election. The US agency that examines applications ...

For the first time in over four years, the U.S. border has been opened to Canadian cattle over 30 months old. The ban on the import of older cattle was removed starting November 19, following decisions by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that ...

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AMMILWAUKEE-Oscar Ayala-Cornejo followed the path that leads many red-blooded Americans to law enforcement. His family lived next to a crack house in Milwaukee, where he says he often heard gunshots and came home to find thieves had stolen the things ...

MILWAUKEE - Oscar Ayala-Cornejo followed the path that leads many red-blooded Americans to law enforcement. His family lived next to a crack house in Milwaukee, where he says he often heard gunshots and came home to find thieves had stolen the things ...

WINDSOR - The chairman of the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association is not happy with a cross-border shopping promotion. Tomorrow, anyone heading into the U.S. at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel will receive a $20 gift card that can be used at ...

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Source: FLEXNEWS / http://www.fas.usda.gov/gainfiles/200711/146292936.doc 22 November, 2007 India is in danger of losing its single biggest rice market to the US - as price hikes in its basmati strain are forcing consumers in Saudi Arabia to find ...

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (UPI) -- Thousands of immigrants could miss voting in their first presidential election because of a 16-month logjam in processing U.S. citizenship applications. Immigration officials at the Department of Homeland Security told the ...

WASHINGTON -- Canada-U.S. border gateways are on the verge of turning into 'parking lots' if U.S. Customs and Border Protection doesn't do something about expediting crossings soon. That's the message Michael Wilson told CBP this week, reports Canadian ...